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9s1tc: No. ! white 0s}<c: No. ared January ONO
February % 1alGa93c, closing at VIE; March 0IL
aeahc elealng at 9t9se May 9694a97Ge. closing a
osl eio.us a S 81 S K VI Conn., neG spo
slr0nxer and moderately e active: option.
gull receipts q CO.. bushels 20 81 bushels
salss $4,000 bushels Of iutnres 10000 buAhcls Of
a. 47Ac: February 4sa4S1lc. closing at $40: May
closing at 504os Dat, quiet; receipts c.
soc bushels; exports 30 bushels: mixed western s6}:
MA: While Do. ssat2c. Hay steady. Hops quiet
and stfocger; sales IS COO bags; January IS 2ia
Il sc: February. March. April. and May, 10 05a
llS2oc: June and July l2o5al&: 2oc: August 10 l5c:
ECO refining !9ica4 l:6c: refined dull; ersnnls.cl
m4s5 lal6c. Molasea steady aud quiet. Rice firm.
iallow steady. Rosln qnict. TurpentIne steady.
rgss unll and weak; receipts 2,2oS packages: west
sl2 Is. Ont meats steady: riekled bailiss 6lsoTc.
Lard steady: January 73aG 74c; February q 7Sc:
March s9a6.s7c; May G.o.ge.95c: June 7.olc: city
s Nc.m 600. Butter quiet ainl firm; western Ia
&c; ElSin creamcry3c c. Cheese firm. IiuErf
CHICAGO. Ill. Jan ls-The wheat market was
ye,y steady today, covering about the anne range
q pricts and closing Tor tue day. ~ held lower
than y, s'erday. Corn heavy. Oats quiet and easy
r. Provisions Slightly higher: Flour anIct and ua.
spass eat &c sa No. ~ sssFS 5.n do S
s$is sS sarsS as%sss elss.!ns 'sss
may o57sc, Closing at SIC. Corn, cash No, q
sJHc: January s57a3'1s, closing at aSs..c; Fcbrua
" s5Na36Mc. closing at 3j7sr; May iil1i4lsfc,
nsry 261sc; February e6Ac; Marh a61!c;
Nay 393sc. closing al SJNc Rye, caph No. 2, k3Lsn.
EE%srley No. 2, 5!13c. Flaxsecd. do No. /. 81 Co.
January ti1 S2xall 921.. closing at sil 9oX: Feb.
fuary 81 Slt;sll y2s closing al SIT 9]]S: March
~ 92hal? OH, closing at si2 coz: May Sl2 i2ha
u o. closing At 81 Is Lard. cath 1870; January
6,4oa6,4lLc closing at 6k2I<c: February q 4lLa
l5c closing at 6.l2ISc: March 6Oa6 SIC, q q.
ing at h21c: May 6l}a6 closing At 6 CSC.
Bacon, short ribs 07Sc: do shoulders 0Oa5. coo;
short clear 4ia65Oc. Whisky, 81 Is. Sugars, out.
suiter quiet; creamery 23}zc; dairy lSa26c. ESgs
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ardin-New wheat SOC per bushel. State oau
&c. State corn. OH tho wharf. SOC. I.oI. 10
Ftotr-Fancy patents, (spring and winter s. soto
"; fancy family, white amber, amber aud winter
N3 In paper; wood lbc higher Dat mcal-mct iuu,
IS 10 per Dbl; fancy sGDo. Rye flour 81 90. MI
Hay and Hu,e-Prime loose timothy, tl0 0Oal3 GO
per toni primo balcd sl2 tOali % per ton, by the
little straw Il Offering Il Il fH7T' ~ -
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yVITHY REMAIN IDLEp-LADIFs
wv and Gentlemen can havo steady employ.
mcnt at home: good wages: no canyaSsing; DIS
tance no objection. Address, AID SUPPLY CO.,
IL Eliot ttssst, Boston, Mass. ial5
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Winter EXPOSURE Causes Coughs,

Coles, Pleur;sy. rheumatism. ppeum mia. Neural.
ala, SciaticN, Lumhago. llsckache and othe, all,
admitted 10 he the best remedy known. They
relieve and cure In few hours when no other ap.
p!lcation Is oil the le.s' benefit Eldoned hy 5000
Physicians and Druggists. Nswase Of limitations
cum "Capsc!n" or "CapScine," 10 Ait for HeN.
cons and take no others. Examine carefully when
you buy. All tlruegists.t =. go = s 5'f.s'G'T-
fEii'. .lSt sEABURY 4 JOHNSON, Proprietnls,
b dnGlNE1A -.L.... :. 80 New YORK
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PROVISIONS. ETC.

9. O. hams 8 10 u ID average, 12]Ic; g. G. hams
y 10 10 ID average ll,<c; 8. U. hams IS " 70 ID
lilo; Breakfast lacon 90; 8. @. Shoulder
INC: Clear Sides 753c; Plain Shoulders 7Xc: Mess
Pork tbarrel 40 lbs.) SIS ho; Clear do sl3 so:
Dried Beef, o. lJal3<o: Pure Leaf Lard, Tierces,
$50 lbs 81: Refined Lard, Tiercea 70; Bologna
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given: FNg= =
1.-Two. Two new office rooms, No. 1870 Market street,
Win natural gaS. -Ftsrt ads s,lf-l s..,.I.'
No. Us Sixteenth street. n month, $40 &C. as
NO. ca Twenty'ihird street, rooms and kitchen,
SSoa month. Nga aiE. 7rerIL 2 nj 81. 15ae-'
10. 21lt Eot st !, s rooms, sl5.01. st5ti =
No,lO! Alley II west Of McculGch ST., $1,000,
no. ~ NiiglniI at, 6 rooms. $3.50. N s,rl "a
40. gtO7 Alley b. 4 rooms, sc 90. ,7l.tae
no 1901 Woods street, rooms, 81 %. 1lt ~ p.
recession Amtl lat: E7lF ~ --,n.s,lT.4.,i
No, iSOl Jacob street, frs! floor, month, 50 90,
no. IVY Jacob street. second floor. month. 50 co.
NO sRsi1teenth steel. rooms and attic, SIS %.
store room aud dwelling, southeast corner Of
seTentetnih aud Wo IDS streets. ~ 80. '-,l.,lt
"a, 2lO3 Main street, business house.
40. $40 Main street. G rooms. -sU tfs3. M
90 lS5 Eighteenth street, $40 On a month. x
no. SyG Chnpiine ST., rooms, Sl2.OO, ~
no. sli6 Eltfss, rooms. slb01. s.s5a s,
NO. l6 Fifteenth ST., rooms. 2sfsr A
No l74 Market 81. 4jg7.sgs lltsIs
va, building known us Capitol Dining Rooms Nos
III and l2.G Market street. Bi 3lSs5i 80
JAMES A. HENRY, 5si
Real Estate Agent, Collector mud Notary Public
!A!s Ohlco. No l6l! Market Street. 2
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$500
HOME MARKETS.
Tho Wholesale Prices Of all the Various
~. sst3 Commodities, NJ. ~
1NTKI1.ldENCER UFTICE,
WuEELIN6. Tuesday, Jan. ~.

u --TTT M N7-- WNEkLlNU, lUtStINY, JHT 10.
The noticeable features Of tho quotations given
this week arc the reductions made on roasted
cotIce,, and the advance made IN the nail card at
the last meeting OF the Association. Trade Ia be-
ginning 70 move moro lively again Gs merchants
finish making their inventories. Prices as gen.
eral thing. remain very firm. Meyer has netting
new " Export ia tho proi line, the market MI
eggs and other like staples rema Ing u. Rdy
The aRuIe' given below ase subject 10 lluC,ustlois
during tho week --tl f- - 10 i7f 4
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pIlLApELrHrA. Pa. Jan. 1s-Flour dull ana
weak heat flrm; No. 2 red January 92l{a0sc;
Corn steady, but quiet: steamer No. i cd 45c;
steamer No yellow 45hc: No. 2 mixed January
Ieaas4 February AG1Esa!e>.c: March 47Al7J1zzc:
crate demand: futures quiet Ditt.r quict and
steady: western laoIe fancy 2ia2ic: 10 GOOD 10
choice 2oa2ic; Eggs armsr under SINS Ill supplies;
western fresh 80 a. - ; ,!75.I' 'N'",".'
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Ana thou g'vest tears consollng, "A,
Mh'ch Ia secret h0u Rra rvliIr tiSlG
Ihiougn our hca'tS III iart nc bfcathiug,
/ Awning taem with friendship wieathlng.
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SAiWisconsin girl has lived tifty.three
days on air. Probably going to marry, o
country editor, sifiii}.i }55tst I. t;,,..,s5
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ia'ag-sl 1888 Is, according 10 quality.
NAILS

The indications arc that the nail trade this inll
ls going to be better thnu iur some time past
The mills are all on full aud running at III. fullest
capacity Another change has been made III tho card
rate, which Is now $3.50, " da, percent on Tor
cash and rebate OF " cents Per Itg on carload
lots aud upwards, . - -
Malta. Fti.ee and Bras-1ud to Cod, S. %: Sd and
%, s2s5; Cd and ID. % ~; 4d and ID, 50 IS: Sd
BarrsA inch, IS 60; Il inch, s. 60: inch, IS TO-;
lA inch, s. IS; ~ Mch 81 i0;lH Inch, s. 60; *
Ftnstlng-l ineh, ~ d; II tneh, 50 CO; " inch,
q IS: N OH iNch, s. 70: iuch, 81 IS; 2E inch,
u 10: inch and oyer, s. Us. ~ - ~
s. s.; Al, 81 10; Sd, 70 10. Il n - :
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Y When our tonls 10 pray cr arc turning,
aug win molly ilimes arc burning N
Whilst our God We are adoring,
Love In baptism thou att pouring.
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Petroleum,

.o on CRY. Jan. 1S-.Opened at 7lzsc: highest
752hs; lowest 7lhc:. closed at 7l7Sc: saies 5000
barrels; clearanccs TO- c0 barrels; charters % coo
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

viii curc DisaaSes Of tho Kidneys. Gravel, Glee,'
STRUCTURES. and sll UrlnsYy and Uvcth-al D!seases,
Nervous aud Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Ioas Of Vigor, Premature Decline in Man, E,.ly
Decay, Impoteacy caused by errors OF youth, OK.
and move, ulcers erup.ious, ccrpiula letter, isalt
rkouu, and all blood aud skin dAeakoa, Female
Wsakness speedily curcd.S Gonorrhca cured III
M taffe qsys rn o.; soa u a mthee!lng '" "
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR
SJEET STREET. BUtINE:s PROPERTY AND
FULTON REAL ESTATE. al sr' 5.-7- M
ALICE V. Stewart. Adniul,tG' .,1.i ~.
ttiS, etc, 10 tho Circuit Court
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From tho crystal iount OF feeling
Dr.psaeet tear, so softly stealing,
" iona sympathy'B testowlnK, ~ ~.
Eel Tor woes I I Others flowing. :.
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P11TsBuRGN. pa, Jan. IL Petroleum active and
'ism; OPENED at 7l}c; closed OF ghest 1870
TIIusvnlE, Pa, Jan. lS.-Openel at IKE; high,
est 772251ssc; lop est IKE; clo cd at IKE ;,
NEw York, jan. ls-Petroleum; United closed
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CIScISNAIl. Jan. 1s.-Flour firm. Wheat fir n
receipts $500 bushels: sh,nmenH 5000 bush is.
? mixed s01<a3o5lc Pork dull at $l2 so, Z I'd
III good demand at G.Gic. Bulk meats and bacon
quiet and unchanged, Whisky steady aud arm Al
IS Butter, sugar and cheese firm. Eggs firm
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ToLEno. o.. Jan. lS-Wheat dull and weak:
cash sac bid: February. size May s91sc bid
Co'n dull and steady; cash SIC; May 42111c Oah
unchanged. Glover seed stendy; January 81 TX
asked; February 81 rs asked = - :. = .
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". II. NALLEs, Auctioneer. ',9.-s.
That above named Special Commissioner, have
given bond with security approved by me, accord.
Iag to law and as required by said Decree is hero.
b; certified this 18th DAY Of January 1851. ,tg2!
Its JSO, ". MITCHELL. Clerk,
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Nhe :l.,teIEi;qsur!t,rr.s;,.:
object Nos. 20 na,l 81 Fourteenth street.
sENsIBlLirY.
LUTHER q. Bl1er.

Heavenly fountain, never falling, idr
Eet Win pcriumed DAVIS iegallng, WI
Molst.nl y with Gods pIits 80 nfScious.
With which balmy Al les refresh liz. - .,
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TIE PERMANENT SEAT.

Wherein tho Capital CITY Ia Deilcl snt-Gos
H' ,ssf slpy Notes About Charleston. IA
Special conopo'.dt'.ce o. he la.elligenor. {.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. lG.-George
Byrne, now Of tho Teras Tarantula, once
telecraphed to the 1S1ELLloEScER from
here in response to artquest for informa.
ton as to tho damage done by late frost |:
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BRADFORD. Pa. Jan. r. Opened at 7lsxc; high
Gst 5!Ac: lowest 7lsc; closed at 7l3sc; cicaraNees
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DIR. BULLS COUGH SyRup

Fo.thc cure ofconghs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, lucipient Con.
sumption, and for tile relief Of corr
sumptivc persons In advanced stages
Of the Disease. For Sale by all Drug
rists, Price, az cents. - Q
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SPARTA. CO.. May l fs-d
BLOOD BALM Go.
You viii please ship us per first freight one
gross 49, B d.
It gives us pleasure t0 report b good tnii.
for this preparation. Indeed DO his itf ftIii-tN
all other blood remedies, born in ucm"N-lia''
RolirR X NARpEWAN.
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CmcAGo. September 9.-The Times
Louisville KY special says a disas-
trous fire is raging near Meadow Lawn.
about fifteen miles from this city. and
many acres of fine timber have been de-
str0yed. The fire originated ON the farm
of Meinhert Uassel. where "a barn caught
fire from some unknown cause Com
municatng to the dry grass of the
parchcd meadow land, the woods were
soon ignitcd. and brisk breeze famed
and spread the flames The farmers are
obliged TO stand idly by and see their
possessions swept from them ON account
of the scarcity of wafer there being
hardly enough water for the stock on
their places In many instances farmers
saved their property from destruction by
setting their -tubble lands on fire ahead
of the main fire, and thu, the great blaze
would die ont when it reached their
places for want of fuel The fires extend
for distance of about three miles square.
and are easily communicated from one
strip of woods 10 another Much yalua-
Bile property has already been consumed
but il is thought the progress of the fire
has been checked, and that it will soon
exhaust itself
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Remembering MnslcnI Imnrnsisation..

Separate selections Of the two problem. of
registering musical improyisations and
mechanically reproducing music have ex-
isted for some time, and now, 10 appears, NJ.
jules Carpenter has solved the first Of these
by uniting both Of them and thus giving
them a hitherto unknown practical value.
NJ Carpenter, according 20 the French
Journals. has succeeded in registering he
musical nuprovi,atious played upon any key
board instrument. and in reproducing them
through any keyboard instrument whatever
bv means Of apparatus that are admirable for
their simplicity and perfect operation. VI
Carpenters device as a whole, embrace,
three apparatus.
J. The photograph, an apparatus that cleo
trically registers the music played
. the perforstor, a translating apparatus
that perforates the paper bands Of the melo
graph and renders them suitable for the melo
tropic reproduction.
3 The meoirope, an apparatus which.
placed upon amy piano whatever, permits of
reproducing musical improvisations, without
requiring any other talent than that Of know
ing how 90 turn a crank with regularity
Among the numerous applications suggested
for VI Carpenters ingenious apparatus ie
the reproduction of improyi-atons played boy
the blind
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Ia a paper ON THE Fading OF Water
Color,." by Professor Hartley read in the
British ASSOCIATION. be said. ln order o. pre-
serve water color drawings in which delicate
yellow and red tint, are largely used, they
should bee kept in r. very suhdued light, pre-
ferably Of yellow tint, such as ls yielded 10y
daylight passing through hIiudsof uubIeached
linen The action of the violet rays s from
two 20 three times AS powerful as tuat of tine
red and yellow. and the difference between
the action oi diGu>ed daylight sufficient 20
view pictures and Of direct sunlight is az
least forty Times AZ great. and m summer
probably 400 times. flence picture which
would fade M ten years ~ sunlight might be
preserved for something like l,2oO year, in Il
yellow light The acidi,y OF drawing paper
should be corrected by a wash Of dilute so.
luton OF borax, and IN no case ought any
paste gum or glue TO be Placed at the back OF
drawing for the purpose Of mounting o.
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D,dn.t r,p.ot sneh Treatment,

This story is told Of Chauncey VI Depew:
One day he was visited by a lawyer whom he
had known a, reputable man, and Of whose
downfall into the ranks Of mendicants be had
not heard With tears in his eyes. the man
told Of bis wife's sickness and death. and then
asked the loan Of sufficient money TO bury
ber Mr. Depew, being greatly moved, gave
the man liberal sum and much sympathy.
Six months later the same man again called
upon Mr. Depew, and taking ont the same
old handkerchief began the old story OF his
wifes slcknes- and death. 4 helped 10 bury
that wife Xix months ago, said Mr Depew,
iniotruptmg ihe man The man stopped talk
ing. wiped his eyes dry, and then, looking Nj.
Depew in the fase said: After ell the years
have known Won, didn't expect this from
Won, Chauucey Argonaui.
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He lhanging Yea.

Her lips eere rpcnei cherries. her haifa fleece"
gold,
Aud everybody told me She owned mutton ''i'
81 while the leaves were turning beneath the
autumn skies.
watched pm, inmb devotion reflected in her
eyes
As fast tine SNOW was falling ia winters icy day s.
wasted half ms substance IN sending her
bouquets
When an the birds were mating aud caroling for
spring,
! spent what was remaining on an engagement
ring
And uow that through fhe woodland the summer
sunbcams slant.
/ nud the millions owner to be- her maiden aunt
Life
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"is this a fine Insurance company he in-
quired a. hc he.itatngy entered tine office u
country
Yes. SIR Anything we can do for your
Yes TIM travelling man, and just got
situation I've been unfortunate IN every
other job I've bad Always struck dull trade,
you know. and got fired Now, il you will
insure me against fire n TINS case I'll be- per
fcctly willing 90 pay whatever is reasonable
for policy
But the company wasn't filling that kind
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by c. w. Branch q Co.. BANKERS
and brokers. No I'LL Main street.

NV YORK. September The market at
the opening was somewhat tlrmer the spe.
cial feature being Western Union, which
opened l per cent higher. The rest Of the
list. however. hanging fire. the bear party
made a fresh attack on IL and succeeded in
selling the values off trihe, but the whole
temper seems 10 as 10 be quietly bullish, the
selling of such stocks as Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, and Rock Island on long eli.
ers options being probably done with q
view Of affecting other stocks.
A'er the persistent hammerng that the
market has had for the past ten days the Sit
uaiion seems 10 be- fairly well resolved, and
with the continued large import, of specie.
removing as 10 does the apprehension Of any
immediate stringcncy ina money give, us
confidence in better values. especially in view
Of the increased earnings Of the trunk lines.
The closing was very strong the rapid ad.
vance i'm Western Union giving indication ot
a general settlement Of Ouisan ing troubles.
Money. Is per cent after loaning as high as
: Der cent
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Ari,ncinl .Iewel. and On. rnsl.

one of tine expected uses 20 which nat
ural "a, incl put is the manufacture ~ ar
rfical jewels Tine factories Of France and
Belgium bave had a monopoly in this branch
of business heretofore She basis 81 these
jewels j. glass. bat the acme Of glass making
ran only be- reached toy the use Of hot. clear
aud steady fuel and this requisite natural
gas furnished IN superative degree a
Pitsburg exchange claims that this country
now leads the world iu the production of imi-
taton gems
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Esspss<--.--..-a s - sssssssx...:.----.--.
=
rHE NEW PUNCH

Thi. instrument is about three or four
inches long, with a hole M the end similar Go
that IN an ordinary punch, and with a sharp
cutting edge defining the hole. lie uses 1t to
remove the stained ,pecks OF skin IN the face
due 20 gunnowder; also for coms and other
small growth- To remove the gunpowder
specls. he presses the punch with rotary
motion through the entire thickness OF the
derma and removes each piece. His results
were satisfactory In n case Of corns, he
presses the punch down through the center
OF the growth. cutting out all the sensitive
part OF each corrL His results were good.
A number OF sizes, from one sixteenth of am
inch MP. are required.
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writing Inscriptions on Metal.

Take one quarter OF pound Of nitric and
one ounce of muria,ic acid Mix, shake vel
together and il is ready for use. Cover the
plate YOU wish to mark with melted beeswax,
when cold. write your inscription pla My an
the wax clear down 20 the metal. using a
sharp instruments then apply the mixed acid
with feather. carefully filling each letter
Let II remain for from one 20 ten minutes
according 10 results desired, then throw on
water which stops further action. and re
mOXq the wax
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sncket nrieads Save. a Town.

ROARING SPRINGS, Pa, September g.
Fire early this morning destroyed the
Roaring Springs blank book factory
building and wareroom, with all the ma
chnery. stock of books and a large guam
tity of paper also a wagon mandatory.
Loss. about $1,000 insurance, $4,000.
In the absence OF fire department the
bucket brigade saved the remainder of
the town from destruction.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
presbytcrian.

FfRsr Madison aud Grace streets Rev X
T. Kerr pastor: Services sunday scnooi' ~
pm: Friday. SIS pm.
SECOND Fifth. between Main and tfankll
streets Rev. Dr. NJ ID. Hoge. pastor; ser
vices sunday school. An, sermon, ii An.
and SPIN; olS Market. Pm; "Wednesday
Pm.
GRACE STREET Fourth and Grace streets
Rev Or. G. H. Read and Rev. Thomas Drew
nostors Services Sunday school, An; ser
mon. II AN and PM; Wednesday. Pm.
THIRD Broad and Twenty-sixth streets
Rev. Dr. X. Il. Howison, pastor SefNIce-I,
Sunday-schOOl. .DlA.M.: sermon. u AN. ana
80 r. NJ: Wednesday, 80 Pm
FOURTH .eN West Grace street Rev =; {,
stewart. pastor. Services sunday school
M. sermon II An and PM. "Wednesday,
: Pm.
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some Candid Judgment.

Bnsg- Tompkus has been talking about
YOU
"He ha,' The idorr old liar What did
BE- saw
Why boz said Won We're the best looking
man on the block
WI OH, see' Well, Won know Mr
Tompkins was always conceded 20 have a
great deal Of taste Judge
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sALEs nErOHrED 10 sEcRTrARY.

Wheat White 80 bushels very good AZ
S3c % bu,hel, common 40 7Oc L0ngberrv
$50 bushels prime ou private terms 1890
bushels very good 90 SO 3O bushels conn
mon 40 73c NJ bushels common 40 Co.,
Mixed 6oO bushels prime 90 $50 600 bushels
very good at Sc. 0DO bu~hel, common 40
73c.. 81 bushels common ou private terms
Shortberry, 10 bushel, very good 90 Soc. ~
bushels good at 7sc. 500 bushels fair at 16c.
PIG bushels fair az zoe 3s2 bushels common
as 73c 100 bushels common at 70c. 81
bushels common 40 06c. 40 bushels com
mon az 65c Total sales of wheat. 7.05s bush
els
Corn White, 9p0 bushels prime Vir
gimia at 57c Mixed 30 bushels very good
Virginia at 5oc.
Oats-Wnter, ill2 bushels very good at
36c
Rye 10 bushels very good at 5Sc
COTTON REPORT
Market quiet and nominal
Qn0taii0Hs.-Middling, -.
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A Ma.hinctnn Kellc.

"What are ypn looking for' little girl
wa- asked at one Of Wa,hugtons Head
quarters where the usual array Of every
thing Washington could possibly have used
was displ we'd behind glass.
u am trying she answered, still bu-ilv
hunting through the room. "to find mus
quito that ha- drop of Wa,hueton> blood
IN Inn Tho Ennch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-10

An Austin family has colorad servant
that while verv attentive to her duties, has
never been known to give anybody a civil
answer Purely AS an experiment the lady
of the house bought her new calico dress.
and gave 81 go her. saying
II ann glad 10 have the pleasure, Mauldy,
Of giving Won this dress
Yer mout hab had dat pleasure long ago,
ef yer had any regard fo' my feelings was
the gracious reply Harper, Magazine